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Does anyone have good experience using a wacom tablet to replace paper/whiteboard? I tried using an ipad but it's not quite the same. It's too small and there's
by uyt 6y ago
Does anyone have good experience using a wacom tablet to replace paper/whiteboard? I tried using an ipad but it's not quite the same. It's too small and there's no way to directly integrate with desktop (I'm on linux).
- schwartzworld 6y agoThe big thing with Wacom tablets is that it takes a long time to get used to them. Your writing appears on the screen, so you have to get used to the feeling of writing blind.
- laptop-man 6y agoMaybe a rocket book?
- throwaway524 6y agolongtime wacom user here. ipad pro is far better.
- bloodorange 6y agoThe remarkable 2 tablet is a good (though expensive) device for writing. It feels quite a bit like paper and the different writing instruments you can select make for a lot of choice even in doodling/sketching stuff. You can also use it to take notes on a PDF you are reading etc.